It gained significant traction in clubs, parties, and on social media platforms[4] due to its catchy beat and danceable rhythm.
Tanzania's music regulatory board, BASATA, responded to this ban by addressing Mutua's directive regarding the song.
In 2021, a Colombian singer, Maluma and Rayvanny collaborated on the song, calling it "Mama Tetema,"[13][14] which was released as a single and music video.
The song features new lyrics in Spanish and a Reggaeton beat added by Maluma, resulting in a vibrant and dance-worthy track.
[18][19] Reception This collaboration between Maluma and Rayvanny has garnered attention globally, with a live performance scheduled during the MTV European Music Awards.